PAGE
SIX
AUDITORIUM
Dance
Tonight
And
Every
Evening
This
Week,
beginning
at
9
p.m.
Mrs.
Fonder'
Orchestra
and
Misa
Currle's
Orchestra
win
furnish
the
music,
lor
the
week.
Daiii-r
YYhrre
Vou
Like
ISut
Thlt
I
the
Itest
I'lure
LI)IKS,
J3c
(...(lEXTLEMEN,
50c
The
building
is
.50x100
feet,
maple
floor,
newly
plastered.
Clear
title
to
properly.
IT'S
FOR
SALE
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Black
449
L.
J.
MARREN,
Proprietor.
SPECIAL
CONSIGNMENT
OF
Needle
Point
COATS
THIS
WEEK
ONLY
"Demers"
We
aim
to
please
Phone
27.
P.O.
Box
327
CUR
ANNUAL
Price
Reductions
during
Fair
Week
are
now
effective
and
our
stock
consists
of
a
full
line
of
Groceries.
Meats
and
Provisions
and
Drygoods.
The
highest
quality
at
the
mot
reasonable
price
will
assure
you
that
our
prices
meet
your
needs.
Come
and
look
around.
We
will
be
glad
la
show
you.
A
discount
of
5
per
cent
will
he
allowed
on
all
cash
purchases.
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Grocery
Co.
Ltd.
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and
84
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Accountant
and
Auditor
Receiver,
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Trustee,
&c.
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387
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CANCCLLATIOl
OF
RISIRVI
OTICE
IS
I1EHE0Y
CIVEM
Ihtt
the
re-f,re
.'',
over
Lot
497,
Casslar
District,
Is
cancelled.
i
Ucpuly
jainlHer
of
Lsnds.
Usnils
neparunent,
g
Virions.
U.
C
Km.
;one.
int.
HSr
Mil
t
jSFIU
r
L
pent
last
night
In
the
First
Kor.h
B.C.
Regiment's
Armory
when
25
members
or
the
Uth
and
30th
overset
regiments
got
together
to
meet
Col
W.
Peck.
V.C.
who
commanded
th?
16th
during
the
Great
Wr.
The
guests
Included
Joshua
Hlnchclllfe.
M.
A.,
and
C.
H.
Orme.
personal
friends
of
Col.
Peck.
Major
8.
D.
Johnston
and
Capt
O
Tinker
were
In
the
chair
ar.d
speeches
were
made
by
Col.
Peck,
Mr.
PICKLING
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lbs.
..
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lots,
pi-r
lb.
...
3'jc
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.
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.
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ner
Hi
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is
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or
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by
the
LiquOr
'Control-
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lty
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Government
of
British
Columbia.
I
RETURNED
MEN
PAGAN
REVELRY
HAVE
REUNION!
SEEN
ON
SCREEN
n.rriiKKivn
is
akmokv
last
nio'iit
HAS
AStMI!I.EO
IX
HONOK
01'
cm,
rtvK.
v.c.
An
evening
of
much
irnjoymtnt
wju
UOKV
OK
I'KOKKIU.
SOX
Mr:
EX
IX
"THE
WAMIEIlElt."
(irEMMl
AT
UKsTIIOLMi:
TOMdllT.
Thousands
of
'
persons
killed
In
the
blinking
or
an
eyelash!
one
moment
.sklcg
part
in
a
scene
of
pagan
revelry
the
next
fleeing
the
wrsin
or
Oodl
i
That
is
one
ot
the
powerful
situations
xhtch
develops
In
"The
Wanderer."
beloved
parable
ot
The
Prodigal
Son,
which
xxies
to
the'WesthoIme
tonight.
The
plot
cf
the
stcry
s
a
simple
one.
ilrcple
yet
possessing
a
theme
of
tre
jieadous
force
and
sweep.
Jene
has
two
sons;
Jtther
and
Gaal.
Jether.
the
younger,
grows
weary
of
the
Hlnchcllffe.
C.
H.
Orme
and
Capt
It.!
monotony
of
hfcs
shepherd
We
and
long!
W.
Cameron.
Reminiscences
of
over-
to
zee
the
city
beyond
the
hills.
Dee
pit
seas
days
were
recounted
and
Ccl
'
the
pleadings
of
his
mother
and
the
Peck
favored
the
gathering
with
tl:'ma:den.
Naomi,
he
takes
his
portion
and
rendition
or
"Alouette-
In
hla
own
in-,
leaves
rcr
the
city.
With
him
U
a
dls-unliable
manner.
Contributing
to
the!
sinatcd
SDendthrirt.
Tola.
program
oi
the
evening
were
Company
in
the
city.
Jether
learns
to
drink
and
Sergeant
Major
Wright
Da
vies,
Scr-ltfiee.
and
he
soon
falls
into
tne
anarea
geant
Murray.
Capt.
J.
3.
Wilson
ami
j
of
the
siren.
TUha.
Squandering
his
Capt.
Tinker
with
songs
and
Sergeant
portlcn
upon
her,
he
soia
finds
himself
"
.m
TOmet
worn,
lieirein-
without
mocev.
TUha.
dlscoverlnz
he
Is
menu
were
served.
unable
to
buv
her
a
necklace,
turn
her
At
the
conclusion
of
the
evenlnfc
.ffoctlons
toward
Pharls.
a
elant
sea
proceedings,
which
were
In
charge
of
a
ptain.
Jether
leaves
her
house
In
committee
headed
by
Quarter
Master
Sergeant
Malcolm
Lamb,
the
entire
i
vr
mih
it
party
proceeded
to
the
steamer
Prince
ot'
IllllYLOX.
George
where
Col.
peck
and
Mr
But
the
hvonotie
lur.
of
n.h.
i.
inn
Hihchdlffe
were
given
a
rousing
far.
ilrong.
,
n,4ht
wh.n
the
tfoor,
of
welt
as
they
sailed
away
for
Victoria.
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
Terrace
Potatoes
10
lbs.
for
Half
Hark
Per
sark
i
.
25c
i
$1.10
ei
ac
i
the
courtesan's
house
are
flung
open
that
all
who
will
may
worship
at
the
shrine
or
her
pagan
god,
Jether
follows
the
throng
that
crowds
to
the
feast.
As
the
crowd
worships
the
God.
the
curtain
behind
Jether
Is
rent
with
a
,
.iasb
of
lightning
and
a
prophet
appears
and
denounces
the
Idols
tors.
Inspired
by
TUha.
the
mob
attacks
the
prophet.
Jether
springs
to
his
defense.
,
In
aiding
the
man
of
Ood.
the
pro-,
digs!
sen
escapes
the
vengeance
of
Ilea-
ven.
as
lightning
cleaves
the
sky.
the
statue
of
the
pagan
goo
crashes
to
the
Izround.
the
pilars
of
the
banquet
hall
totter
and
the
roof
thunders
down
upon
,'
the
appalled
throng.
The
experencea
which
befall
the
Wan-(derer
following
the
destruction
of
the
!city.
his
long
Journey
back
to
the
home
of
his
father
and
the
reception
accorded
.
,
.
,
him
there
all
go
to
make
up
a
produc-
Golden
Bantam
Corn
on
Cob
itlon
thAt
wUi
ana
tnrui
screen-100
dozen.
Special,
while
t
hp
y
lovers
throughout
the
world.
last,
per
uozeu
25c'
Adtcrtise
n
the
Daily
News.
Uriinswiik
Sardines.
1
fur
25c!n
i
mi
n
r
a
ww-iwr
Hn.ken
Mu.aroni.
:$
lbs.
..
33c
LAjrl
U
tV
I
V'rE1
AKKY
Pure
PJ.i.m
.lam.
i
lb.
pail
49c
SIXTH
STREET
FAIR
WEEK
WILL
BE
BUSY
WITH
US
Pickling
Spice,
per
lb
40c
You
Wl"
Sa8
a
Lot
of
"oney
by
Large
Cucumber.
er
doz.
75c!
Getl,nfl
Youp
Groceries
Here.
.
Choice
H.C.
Celery,
dozen
51.251
Pickling
Onions,
I
b.
for
25c
I
FRUITS
Pickling
Cukes,
er
lb.
..
.
15c1
r,'!'1'
'"
'i'.
I'T
hx
95c
Cooking
Onions.
:tn
lbs.
51.00
:J,ri'erviii
1'eaeln-s
$1.40
(onconl
Crapes,
basket
90c!,,a",,"
Pears.
3
doz.
for
$1.00
J'nncy.
Hipe
Tonuitoes,
firm
(i,,nd
Cooking
Apples,
per
lb.
5o
"lock,
f
lb.
b.iskct
35c
i
,ok'
Cra.e,
5
ths.
for
..
$1.00
Spanish
Mild
Onions,
'.
lbs.
25c
No.
1
Mcintosh
Red
Apples
I"
"
"
GROCERIES
Hulk
Tea,
be.t
quality,
b.
Per
box
S2
75
'e''
('I'H,,"I
Lloffee.,
per
lb.
48c
l.?lbs.,for;
25c
Itoa'ly
C,it
M!,,ar'"'.
2
Hs...25c
i
,
'
"
l'reh
1-itga,
3
doz.vXortrf;
$1.00
Cokklng
Apples,
all
Varieties
nn"1??!
11
ul1'
pCr
-
w...
in.
r,
.
.
.
'
lh.
box.
per
h
v.
.
.
S7c
Wealthy,
Oravenstein,
e
c.
Spe-h-alr
ll.llr,n,
M,"lHonsfo'
f,.
i
,,ie
,
in
M
L
Be
eial.
r
lbs.
for-
25c!
iSb'Mes
;,
4-
..
V;.:
5!iFre8h
M,lk
-dipping
Cream
I
okay
lira
pus.
3
i.
basket
50c
Ilaliaji
Prunes,
crate
85c
Fur
Coats
&
Jacquettes
An
Exquisite
8tock
of
Fut
Trimmings
at
low
prices
B.
C.
FUR
Co.
Nsxt
O.W.V.A.
Third
Ave
HIR
DAILY
NEWS
niiday.
otrrtuDEn
aLaLaVtflaw
-r?LJKLWSmm9zMVM
I
'
watBasflwawaH
(
IIAMI'IOX
TO
IlEIEM)
Til
I
K
Jack
Dempeey.
ho
la
fighting
Gene
Tunuey
nest
week,
with
his
wife.
formerly
EsUlle
Tajlor.
,
GOOD
CONCERT
(TIMOTHY
SEED
LAST
EVENING
IS
ALL
SOLD
tun
citotut
nor
kick
hi
t
oi
mii-
moiit
inoi.ic
ix
ntsTiioUMi:
TIIUtTUC.
The
midnight
frolic
In
the
Westholae
Theatre
last
night
provided
two
hours
of
real
fun
for
the
Isrge
audience
In
at-ndance.
The
first
Item
on
the
program
consisted
of
selections
by
the
Imperial
Ran-
bow
Orchestra
of
Calgary
(iKM
UAI.
AMllli.U
s
HOLDS
JOII.
Moreover.
Oeneral
UnrtAn
n
And
has
given
notice
he
will
remain
at
the
neaa
ot
tne
prohibition
organization
fcr
the
present
lnsUad
of
resigning,
as
et-pected.
Politicians
say
this
Is
becatue
the
Republican
chiefs
do
not
want
him
to
embarrass
the
admlnutratlon
and
the
party
by
quitting
in
the
midst
of
the
campaign.
Oeneral
Andrew
Is
going
to
urge
stricter
dry
fgiutlsn
nert
aesslon.
He
will
ask
the
passage
ipf
the
Ootr
bill
and
other
legislation.
This
will
cause
controversy,
as
the
weu
are
not
dUpcsed
to
allow
the
drys
to
rush
stricter
legU-Utlon
through
at
the
thrre-month'
lesslon
fiext
winter
They
will
Invite
the
drys
to
wait
until
the
new
Congress
the
Seventiethmeets.
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
It
Is
estimated
that
jo$Mul,
got
a
bash
on
the
hesd
orlfaoe
for
every
dollar
he
got
out
of
th
fight
"
Uit
j:
,
Snow
on
prairies
and
sunshine
ot
j
Prince
Rupert.
Here's
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
royal
weather!
'
j
A
lot
of
people
I
know
would
bo
their
tongues.
j
I
seldom
'psy
doctors
'bills.
If
not
thst
I'm
particularly
healthy
but
that,
I
have
not
the
cash
to
spare.
i
Victoria
Is
said
to
be
a
Oarden
of
Eden
but
a
little
mor
drassy,
pti-hsps.
After
this
week
I
am
going
to
insist
on
having
a
real
sleep.
This
Is
a
great
and
glorious
country
for
bootlegger
and
Due
and
th
rest
of
us.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
New.
r.uoiMo
or
ixukiok
m:t
ci.ol
TO
Mf-TV
TIIOl
A.MI
ItOIXtKH
I
Oil
HOI",
That
the
timothy
seed
grown
In
lh
Interior
valleys
is
to
a
Urge
extent
,
threshed
and
all
sold
at
eight
crau
pound.
Is
the
word
brought
by
O.
D.
Muitra.
provincial
agriculturist,
who
Is'
he
today.
He
aajm
that
the
output
.
will
be
about
eoo.ooo
pounds,
which
will
Then
there
was
the
act
ot
Johns
and
!
give
the
farmers
close
to
titty
thousand
his
sidekick
from
Ketchikan.
"Chasing
j
dollars
and
Is
good
beginning.
As
the
the
Blues."
which
went
over
well.
buyer
provide
the
sacks
there
ts
little
Will
Lea
cf
Philadelphia
give
the
crowd
a
comical
line
of
entertainment
with
bis
health
lecture.
The
song
and
dance
act
ot
Jack
Hen-
drick
oT
Ketchikan
was
really
cstever.
The
Moose
Orchestra,
a
local
crganlra-
llon.
played
selections
to
good
advantage
and
the
program
closed
with
a
well
executed
sketch
"Non-Sensible
Nonsense
"
J
Cy
Oreenwel
land
Jack
Itendrickj.
bDth
of
(Ketchikan.
This
is
be
first
time
the
Moose
Orchestra
has
been
beard
here.
LIQUOR
FIGHT
U.
S.
CONGRESS
U
111(11
WILL
(MIX
IV
IOUTIICOMINO
IXKCTIOX
s
NOT
KNOWN.
WASHINGTON.
'Brpt..
17.
(Canadian
Press)
All
signs
point
to
a
bitter
batLe
n
Congress
the
coming
session
over
the
ei
ana
dry
utut.
The
feeling
on
the
nibject
was
intense
enough
In
Oongrras
Jn
the
last
session
htu.
It
immkH
ia
grow
worse
instead
Of
better.
one
reason
is
that
the
wet
and
dry
question
la
at
the
front
in
the
present
Tarapaign
lu
a
nnmbtr!
of
stare
New
York
ts
an
illustration'.
There,
the
con-joxtnj
over
a
referendum
on
liquor
Is
hot;
also
the
drys
are
out
to
try
to
brat
Senator
Wadsworth.
Similar
Illustrations
mtght
be
given
as
to
a
number
of
other
stairs,
as
well
is
various
congressional
districts.
The
Ohio
fight
between
Senator
Will,
dry.
tnd
Former
Senator
Pomerene.
wet,
t
"OMplCUOUS.
Whether
the
whs
or
drvs
will
nln
in
the
elections
in
the
different
states
in
November
is
anybody's
guess.
Probabili
ties
are
both
sides
will
claim
gains.
Just
i
they
did
two
years
ago.
In
any
event,
the
feeling
over
the
prohibition
question
will
not
be
assuaged
br
the
controversies
of
the
but
will
be
accentuated.
expense
attached
to
shipping
the
seed.
Mr.
Munro
is
much
pleased
with
the
outcome.
LOG
PRODUCTION
IS
INCREASING
OI
TI
I
T
Tills
YCAK
IV
llliTKIt'T
IS
NtAfcLY
Tllltl.i:
lt
AKTLHt
OI"
Illl
l.lOX
I
KET.
(
!
The
output
or
togs
in
this
district
to
the
end
ot
August
Is
nearly
three
quar-"-era
of
a
billion
fevt.
according
to
the
offtclal
scle
tr
the
forestry
department,
ror
U,e
month
there
waa
MM.10
brd
feet
mesjurrd.
Mtowlng
1
the
detail
.'or
the
month
!
fir
.
373.460
led
Cedar
a.tUJM
Coat
Spruce
.TUM
Interior
Spruce
8T3J17
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3A3S.H2
numtb
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cyprea
jji
Jackplne
63
Cottonwood
1434
Sprue
role
(Ha.
feet)
300.4
1$
deutock
PUe
illn.
feetl
.....
9iXfl
Cedar
PtSes
(tin.
feet)
(MM
Cordwood
(cords
l
410
ObiEgle
Doits
39
Hemkiek
Tie
3Jja
Tie
SAJ04
rente
Post
41
Pulp
wood
(cords
i
jtj
NEW
ZEALAND
MAN
1
ENJOYING
CANADA
I
omul
Urhuine
In
This
t'ouulri
I
n
Jrr
llrllLh
IXig
and
t
IUL
JASPEO.
Kept.
17.
"Canada
U
a
won-'
derful
country
and
I
have
been
delighted
and
tntereted
since
I
crowed
the
border
Into
tb
Dominion."
said
J.
P.
Itteklng.
ot
Auckland.
New
Zealand,
a
world
traveller
now
gaining
hla
first
eiptrlrnca
of
Canada.
Mr.
Hosklng
has
been
travelling
through
the
United
Htates
and
Canada
studying
economic
and
municipal
affair
and
particularly
matter
concerning
the
proper
development
of
population.
He
1
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
tor
a
brief
rest
before
proceeding
to
Vancouver.
I
have
been
taking
my
train
journeys
In
bromide
doxa.
so
to
speak."
said
Mr
Hosklng,
'
and
X
owe
a
debt
of
gratitude
to
the
man
who
suggested
a
stay
In
this
glorious
place.
Regarding
his
travels
through
Canada,
Mr.
Hosklng
said
"I
was
strangely
glsd
when
I
reached
Toronto
and
found
a
welcome
under
the
old
flag.
Montreal
(.roved
of
great
interrst,
uut
my
stay
In
Quebec,
where
th
medieval
and
the
modern
mingle.
Is
sn
esperlence
never
to
bo
forgotten.
I
must
also
express
my
appreciation
of
th
delightful
courtesy
which
I
hav
been,
accorded
from
every
member
of
the
staff
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways."
5
;
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'
'
Que,y
V
.
Ijuvi
is
hi
mil,
,11
tijpy
ay,
Can
llto
"inloMrution
of
Inv',
ln
iliio
to
w.ioj
alcohol?
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l
on
a
Times,
WATS
V
ALE
&
Tlie
mrd'ftl
,ro-tmn
on
ilrcllre
It-nl
rkrre
parla
ot
the
multrt'.nx
,
linunK(
frmalr
la
liruurtM
I'T
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In
fituek
Ira.
TkU
lente
nie
r
fil
nrrl
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dallr
nan),
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null
lk
mini
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Inmarhra.
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STOUT
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A
MODEL
MODERN
A
GRADUATE
EXPERIENfFn
OPTICAL
PARLOR
REGISTERED
OPIOMFTiyj
JO
SERVE
YOUR
EYE
NECESSITIES
'
It
is
lIil'iria(l-ilHferiTiro'ii1
Hit'
renit
uv
,
correct
nielliods
or
cxatniiiiilioii
for
(Inert-
.
,
nttiMitioti
filling
the
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plion
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snry
m
correct
fnmie
filling
thai
C4iiic
on,
t),
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f
iliscriniinate
in
fuor
of
glusst'-i
rilleil
in
m
y,,,
We
ue
iikhIitii
nu'lliods.
We
try
to
Km-
,
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vice.
Thut's
why
you
will
feel
so
nun
h
,,i
,
joii
are
decidniK
on
u
frninw
that
wilbexu.ih
juirhoiilar
liking.
REMEMBER
No
case
present,
perplexities
to
one
qualified
In
the
Selene
of
Refraction.
(toiistilt
our
0lomelriit
.
un
Sul
a
fn
j
vice
will
be
just
as
reliable.
Max
Heilbroner
527-529
Third
Avenue
l
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FISH
LINES,
HOOKS,
ROPES,
TWINES,
.
FISH
NETTINQ
AND
TROLLINQ
GEAR,
OIL
AND
RUBBER
CLOTHING,
GROCERIES.
Compare
Our
Prices
Lipsett,
Cunningham
&
Co.
Ltd.
Second
Avenue
und
McBrlde
St.
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
Friday
and
S&turday,
at
7
and
0
p.m.
Saturday
Matinee,
3
p.m.
"The
Wanderer"
A
!i'
t.irular
I'liuluj.inv.
dnzxliug
in
i.-i,.,.,
iH'arl-apiH-nling
in
tur.
The
.lirnal
...,
fill.
youlirn
rtjurugi'
mid
fmill,
onlh
.
rr
,
vivid
jMirlmjal
of
I
he
tor
of
the
PrtMligiil
,S!
ha
nlielled
nrnuit
rent.
ha.
t.ir-nk-ii
a
nnp
the
leiire
ioU
of
the
nlle.
Ii4
f-l
thr
i
other
ex,
ha
Iml
(he
fntilt)
to
ui
and
th.-
.
forgiviMie,
ha-
been
hlen!
with
thr
glurx
..'
love
lor
him
or
hrr
The
Wanderer"
t
tin-
ft--lore
ever
iiroduriMl.
Tin-
m,il
p
t.n
u.ir
m
.'
inle
"The
Ten
(itni,ia.idnieiil.'
Sujt.
id
-:
Greta
Nltsen,
the
Norwegian
Beauty,
William
Collier,
Jr,
Kathryn
Hill,
Erneit
Torrence,
Wallace
Beery,
Tyrone
Power,
Kathlyn
Williams
and
many
other.
Comedyi
"ALL
WOOL"
PATHE
REVIEW
50c
and
25c
Shooter
s
Supplies
Gun
Lubricant.
Axes
and
Hunting
Knives.
Camp
Cooklno
Stoves
and
Utensils.
Ammunition
In
All
Gauges
and
Calibres.
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Ltd.
Phone
101
255
3rd
Ae.
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER.
We
have
Hie
mosd
complete
slock
of
t
"
dimensions,
shiplap.
fir
finish,
flooring.
V
'
veneers,
etc.,
in
Northern
H.CL
We
can
supply
everything
In
a
building
from
tho
foundation
to
the
last
piece
or
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
flock.
II
will
pay
yon
i'
"
prices
are
right.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
SACRIFICE
SALE
OF
FOX
SCARVES.
BEARSKIN
RUGS
FUR
COATS,
FUR
CHOKERS,
And
Every
Other
Article
In
the
Store
This
Sale
Is
For
One
Week
Only
Everything
at
or
Below
Cost
WILLIAM
GOLDBL00M
"The
Man
Who
Gives
You
a
Square
Deal"